OBS Studio 27.0
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OBS Studio 27.0
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Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#2* Added Undo/Redo [Programatic/Jim]
Wooooh! That's going to turn so many instances of "Oh I've just deleted 30 minutes of filter tuning" into "whoopsy, undo"
also:
* "(Windows only) Added support for NVIDIA Noise Removal in the Noise Suppression filter"
Nice! I wonder how that compares to the old RNNoise option...
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#3Excited for this release since it contains M1 Apple VT H264 Hardware Encoding support[1] — I know on my Intel Mac, OBS would massacre the CPU if I didn't have the hardware encoding enabled. On the M1 it's not quite so bad, but being able to use hardware encoding does save a lot of CPU cycles when streaming at higher bitrates!
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#4* Added Undo/Redo [Programatic/Jim] Wooooh! That's going to turn so many instances of "Oh I've just deleted 30 minutes of filter tuning" into "whoopsy, undo" also: * "(Windows only) Added support for NVIDIA Noise Removal in the Noise Suppression filter" Nice! I wonder how that compares to the old RNNoise option...
Anyone care to speculate why this isn't available on Linux? Is it NVIDIA holding us back?
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#5Track Matte is essentially an alpha channel for stinger transitions. That should enable some really cool scene transition effects...
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#6Happy to see the Wayland support.
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#7* Added Undo/Redo [Programatic/Jim] Wooooh! That's going to turn so many instances of "Oh I've just deleted 30 minutes of filter tuning" into "whoopsy, undo" also: * "(Windows only) Added support for NVIDIA Noise Removal in the Noise Suppression filter" Nice! I wonder how that compares to the old RNNoise option...
Anyone care to speculate why this isn't available on Linux? Is it NVIDIA holding us back?
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Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#8Excited for this release since it contains M1 Apple VT H264 Hardware Encoding support[1] — I know on my Intel Mac, OBS would massacre the CPU if I didn't have the hardware encoding enabled. On the M1 it's not quite so bad, but being able to use hardware encoding does save a lot of CPU cycles when streaming at higher bitrates! [1] https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/issues/4170
Wow that seems like a significant feature. I'm surprised it is not mentioned in the release notes: https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/releases/tag/27.0.0
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#9* Added Undo/Redo [Programatic/Jim] Wooooh! That's going to turn so many instances of "Oh I've just deleted 30 minutes of filter tuning" into "whoopsy, undo" also: * "(Windows only) Added support for NVIDIA Noise Removal in the Noise Suppression filter" Nice! I wonder how that compares to the old RNNoise option...
It was such an obvious missing feature. Though to be fair, implementing undo/redo functionality is often nontrivial.
However, there's still no way to save/export scenes, aside from simply copying your entire app data directory. I just have a basic layout with few tweaks so it's not the worst thing ever, but for any streamer with a complex setup and carefully adjusted filters, moving to a new computer or whatever must be an enormous pain point.
Re: OBS Studio 27.0
#10* Added Undo/Redo [Programatic/Jim] Wooooh! That's going to turn so many instances of "Oh I've just deleted 30 minutes of filter tuning" into "whoopsy, undo" also: * "(Windows only) Added support for NVIDIA Noise Removal in the Noise Suppression filter" Nice! I wonder how that compares to the old RNNoise option...
Anyone care to speculate why this isn't available on Linux? Is it NVIDIA holding us back?
It requires the NVIDIA Audio Effects SDK, which is only on Windows